Shoe Rack for Inside Entry Doorway in Rig

[rockintom]

Looking for some ideas for an inside shoe rack. We have the outside wooden platform under the steps to hold our water shoes and other outside dirty or muddy shoes on the floor. Our entry way is quite narrow and I've found myself stubbling over shoes. I have tried to put an over-the-door hanging cloth style from Walmart on our side kitchen wooden panel without any luck as the pockets aren't big enough for regular sized shoes. Kids sandals are about the size they hold. I can't put a self standing shoe rack as it stands way too far into the aisle. I even tried to get a free standing closet shoes rack further into the kitchen where it comes in contact with the living room carpet and can't find one narrow enough to fit under the kitchen counter properly. I could make a wooden one I guess, but that alot of work for a rack only 17" wide.

What do you have? I've searched the internet til I'm blue. Any suggestions or help would be appreciated. rockin'

[BookIIRoadtrash]

Oh my and you call your self a Full Timer....both of you have a shoe fetish then. Why when you can only wear one pair at a time would you have more then that out to trip over?

[rockintom]

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Originally Posted by BookIIRoadtrash Oh my and you call your self a Full Timer....both of you have a shoe fetish then. Why when you can only wear one pair at a time would you have more then that out to trip over?

Unlike some folks that are hermits.....we have friends over from time to time. We keep our Happy Hour promises!!! Need a place for shoes...... You asked for that one B2...... Thanks for your help in my "dilema"!!

[BookIIRoadtrash]

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Originally Posted by rockintom Unlike some folks that are hermits.....we have friends over from time to time. We keep our Happy Hour promises!!! Need a place for shoes...... You asked for that one B2...... Thanks for your help in my "dilema"!!

Oh I am sorry I forget some folks have carpet down and have to ask their guests to remove their shoes. Mine don't with these hard wood floors!!!!

[rockintom]

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Originally Posted by BookIIRoadtrash Oh I am sorry I forget some folks have carpet down and have to ask their guests to remove their shoes. Mine don't with these hard wood floors!!!!

Love the hardwood floors....if we would had one special ordered we would have them too. They are very nice......but the fact reminds, you gotta have folks come to your home!!!! Got it? rockin'

[BookIIRoadtrash]

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Originally Posted by rockintom Love the hardwood floors....if we would had one special ordered we would have them too. They are very nice......but the fact reminds, you gotta have folks come to your home!!!! Got it? rockin'

My friends from Alaska are stopping to spend three days with me next week on their way the Hemet, does that count?

[rockintom]

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Originally Posted by BookIIRoadtrash My friends from Alaska are stopping to spend three days with me next week on their way the Hemet, does that count?

Yeah that counts! Good for you...you're making progress...but ya gotta let them in!!

[Bruce and Jenna]

Guess you didn't search the IRV2 forum. >> Shoe rack


Or your own posts

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Originally Posted by rockintom You have shoes???!!! Nice job Bruce. I agree with Doug....where the F-E? This would have fit nicely in Best Practices!

Guess we'll start calling you SFIA [Sir Forget It All].


You're welcome.

[rockintom]

Bruce,

Yeah, I did remember your setup. I was just looking for more ideas. Thanks for the reminder! When I was there last month, of course, I saw your setup but didn't pay close attention to it. We had a lot going on!

I can't tell by the photo.....you cut the metal tubing with your Dremel, but how did you attach the pieces together? Thanks, rockin'

[Bruce and Jenna]

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Originally Posted by rockintom Bruce, I can't tell by the photo.....you cut the metal tubing with your Dremel, but how did you attach the pieces together? Thanks, rockin'

One tube slips into another. It's designed that way.

I just shortened the lower tube, as the rack is designed for a (longer) door.

[rockintom]

Thanks Bruce,

I'll hafta take another look at it!

[steelheadbluesman]

Bruce and Rockin', you guys make me chuckle. Nice job on the shoe rack Bruce. My counter "end-piece" has cab doors on it, which is also handy, but a shoe rack would be nice. I'll have to try a modification. Thanks for the idea.

[janieD]

Rockin, We had the same issue. We bought a fabric style crate and set it under the counter extension (we keep that out when we are parked). Take our shoes off and put them in the crate. We tried a couple things and this has worked the bet for us.

[rockintom]

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Originally Posted by janieD Rockin, We had the same issue. We bought a fabric style crate and set it under the counter extension (we keep that out when we are parked). Take our shoes off and put them in the crate. We tried a couple things and this has worked the bet for us.

Thanks Janie.....can you send a pic of what you have? Or link me to where you bought it......so I can visulize what your talking about.

When you say you have it on the counter extension.....are you talking the kitchen extension by the carpet or the one on the side of the stove?

Thanks! rockin'